Learning Styles
What’s your style? Definition: It is the way you or your brain prefers to absorb, process, understand and retain (remember) information. The way you prefer to learn. VISUAL LEARNERS (65% of Population): About this style
- They like written information, notes, diagrams, pictures, and videos
- like to take notes from the board
- great at written communication and symbol manipulation
- use charts, maps, notes, make drawings, flashcards, YouTube videos, pictures, posters
- visualize or picture words / concepts in their heads
- write down everything for quick visual review
- relate most effectively to the spoken word
- listen to lectures & take notes or handouts afterwards
- great at public speakers
- may become lawyers or politicians
- read written information, assignments or notes out loud
- voice record notes on phone, laptop or tablet and listen to it constantly
- voice record teaching sessions (if permitted)
- sit in front of the classroom so you can hear well
- have a friend or family read the notes to you
- discuss information with friends or study group
- listen to YouTube videos
- put a beat or music to notes
- learn best through touch, movement & space
- learn skills by imitation & practice
- may work slowly because information is normally not presented in their learning style
- typing notes, walking around & studying
- exercise and study, play with objects while studying or during learning periods
- role playing different situations
- doing practical assignments
- tap a rhythm or beat to notes
- bounce a ball or skip while studying